Inspired　by　the　origami,　a　series　of　smart　circular　structures　with　large　folding　ratio　was　designed　and　fabricated　by　four-dimensional　printing　in　this　article.　The　structure　consists　of　the　crease　and　plate　parts　by　embedding　the　Miura-ori　into　a　folding　fan,　and　has　the　characteristics　of　bi-stable　states　and　self-deployment　by　introducing　soft　and　hard　shape　memory　polymers.　The　shape　memory　polymer　material　parameters　were　obtained　by　the　dynamic-mechanical　analyzer,　and　then　the　constitutive　equation　can　be　determined.　To　demonstrate　the　folding　and　deployment　performance　of　the　smart　structures,　the　experiment　and　finite　element　simulation　was　carried　out.　It　is　shown　that　the　structures　can　repeatedly　be　folded　and　deployed　by　temperature-controlled　shape　memory　effect　of　shape　memory　polymer.　This　design　can　be　applied　to　the　large-scale　and　multiple　level　smart　structures　such　as　antennas　and　deployable　solar　sails.